At present, the reserve has some play equipment and benches, but a large part of it is dedicated to vehicle access for surrounding homes. Many of these homes also receive their mail in postboxes within the reserve.

When Robert Freestone and I examined this reserve in 2001, we surveyed surrounding residents and one sent us this photograph of the annual picnic held in the reserve for locals.


The reserves and estate can be seen here as a Google Map. Because they are privately owned, they are not marked green as public space.
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